Hide filters

BridgePal

Max players: 2Views: 1,7661989SharewareTraditional (Board Games) WR Software
Bridge Pal allows you to play the card game Bridge. Since I don't know how to play Bridge, I will have to assume it does … VIEW

Brudal Baddle

Max players: 2Views: 13,9091994SharewareAction Sandbird Software
Mortal Kombat was a tremendously popular game, and spawned numerous copycat games. Brudal Battle (full title "Brudal … VIEW

Brutal: Paws of Fury

Max players: 2Views: 24,4991995DemoAction Gametek
Brutal: Paws of Fury is a one-on-one fighting game in the style of Street Fighter and other similar fighting games from … VIEW

Bubble Jeopardy

Max players: 2Views: 1,1711998FreewareAction Dodgy Posse
Bubble Jeopardy is a take-off of Pang or Buster Bros. The object is to shoot bouncing bubbles (only the red, blue, and … VIEW

Bubble Trouble

Max players: 2Views: 2,3641990SharewarePuzzle F. Dodd
Bubble Trouble is an interesting game for one or two players where the object is to drop bubbles and make lines of 3 or … VIEW

Bulls and Bears

Max players: 4Views: 5,5001992SharewareSimulation / Strategy Ronald L. Crabb
Bulls and Bears is an extremely simple stock market simulation game for up to four players. You buy / sell stocks and … VIEW

C-Dogs

Max players: 2Views: 23,3442000FreewareAction Ronny Wester
The sequel to Cyberdogs, C-Dogs improves the original Cyberdogs gameplay formula in some ways. The game involves you … VIEW

Capture the Flag

Max players: 2Views: 35,8731996SharewareSimulation / Strategy Carr Software
This game was given several glowing reviews upon its initial release (1994/95) and its easy to see why. This shareware … VIEW

Captured by Pirates!

Max players: 4Views: 5,9681992FreewareSimulation / Strategy Progressive Computer Technologies
Captured by Pirates! is a strategy game where players (2-4, human or CPU controlled) compete to ... win the game? Get … VIEW

Cardmania

Cardmania is a collection of two different games based on the popular Poker and Blackjack card games. The first (and the … VIEW

Back to top